A book with a main character in their 20s

[Christi]

Tell us about the young character in the book you read- they have to be in their 20s though! How old was this character??

[Cassandrah]

This book basically fits in like anywhere, but 'Red, White, and Royal Blue' by Casey McQuiston, but the main character and his family/friends are in their 20's! I LOVE THIS BOOK!

[Sandra]

The Rise of Magicks
(Chronicles of The One #3) by Nora Roberts

@Christi I hope it's OK the main character turned 20 in the last few chapters of the book.

The One, aka Fallon Swift turns 20 at the end of the book. On her 20th birthday, she sets out with her Boyfriend Duncan (he and his twin are around 21 or 22 as they are slightly older than Fallon) and his twin sister Tonia to Scotland to restore the Shield in Scotland.

The series revolves around Fallon's birth and the prophesy that she will be the one to save the world on her 20th birthday. As children of the Tuatha de Danann Fallon, Duncan and Tonia are the only ones who can restore the shield, Tonia and Duncan's Grandfather accidentally opened 20 years ago.

The protagonist Petra is also in her 20s.

[Andrea]

The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman

[Pam]

In A Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware. Norah is 26.

[Cassandrah]

For this one I read 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest' by Steig Larsson (Millennium Series #3). I finished it in January, and Lisbeth Salander is in her mid-late 20's! I love this series, and I highly recommend it!

[Sharon]

Caraval by Stephanie Garber, first in a fantasy series. Not my usual genre, but I read it for a book club. Definitely ends on a note that lures you into the second book in the series.

[Cassandrah]

Sharon wrote: "Caraval by Stephanie Garber, first in a fantasy series. Not my usual genre, but I read it for a book club. Definitely ends on a note that lures you into the second book in the series."

I really loved this series! The second one I think is definitely better than the first and she did a good job wrapping it up in Finale.

[Sharon]

Cassandrah wrote: "Sharon wrote: "Caraval by Stephanie Garber, first in a fantasy series. Not my usual genre, but I read it for a book club. Definitely ends on a note that lures you into the second book in the series..."

Several of the book club members planned to read the other books. Garber has a nice style so I might, but not right away. Maybe after I fill in more books in the challenge.

[Adam]

Wolf of Wall Street-Jordan Belfort is in his 20s as events unfold in the book.